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  • How AI is transforming research: More papers, less quality, and a strained review system

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  • Their mind: I'm a fucking genius.

  • Bazzite Linux SMASHES Windows [14:13] | Linux for Everyone

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  • It's not like reinstalling Windows wasn't the best way to make it usable after couple of years.

    And sure, HDR is the issue with SMASHING Windows? I always laugh at people who say 'Linux is not ready for 99% of users' then point out a feature only 1% uses.

    I have not tried Bazzite, so maybe it's a lot better than Fedora, maybe even Fedora changed, as I dropped it over a decade ago.

  • What is something you can't do with 100M dollars but can do with 1B dollars?

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  • Just honeypot him. You don't need money.

  • Bazzite Linux SMASHES Windows [14:13] | Linux for Everyone

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  • Fedora used to fuck up my work laptop after every upgrade, so I migrated to Ubuntu (14), then later to Mint.

    I would suggest anyone to have any Fedora-based distro specially with nvidia hw as a second option after Mint.

  • Where to go now since Linux is mainstream

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  • Really?

    I never tried Arch, so I can't compare.

    Apart from initramfs from install, which took more time, it felt like everything else just worked. Including installing Steam.

  • Where to go now since Linux is mainstream

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  • systemd anyone?

    ducks for cover

  • Where to go now since Linux is mainstream

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  • Stage 1 and 2 are no longer available (I mean technically you could, but it's not suggested). Stage 3 was super easy, even with kernel from source.

    It takes time, sure, but it can compile on background. I got 16 threads on my CPU, so leaving 12 for emerge, I can still use the PC.

    I get that people joke about 'days of compiling', and maybe it's real for a huge mass of packages, but even if, it doesn't stop me from working.

  • Where to go now since Linux is mainstream

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  • Gentoo is easy and almost user-friendly.

    Specially coming from Arch it should be a breeze.

    Plan9 sounds like a more exclusive deal.

  • Iran’s internet blackout may become permanent, with access for elites only

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  • So what are the alternatives, when it happens to us?

    Meshtastic? Or what?

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    Elon Musk Seeks Image Repair After Epstein Files: Cuts Starlink Access to Russian Military Following Years of Data Sharing

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  • There is a clear path of redemption: sink Putin and Trump, and put all that money into making the poor people lives better.

  • The ‘Doomsday Glacier’ Could Flood the Earth. Can a 50-Mile Wall Stop It? Scientists have long opposed polar geoengineering. Some now believe it will be necessary.

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  • They did everything they could.

    But those fuckers just laid eggs. And lions had ticks.

  • The fuck did I do

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  • Musk's Starlink updates privacy policy to allow consumer data to train AI

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  • But like most traffic is SSL encrypted, how is he going to read any of it?

  • NixOS is the best operating system I absolutely cannot recommend to anyone - Anurag Singh

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  • Gentoo is well documented and works almost out of the box.

  • Signal president warns AI agents are making encryption irrelevant

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  • Gentoo doesn't take that long.

    And it works while you're compiling.

  • Microsoft Just Killed the "Cover for Me" Excuse: Microsoft 365 Now Tracks You in Real-Time

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  • would

  • it's a simple question

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  • Gentoo is many things.

    KISS is none of them.

  • EU's own satellite communication system now operational

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  • Don't they control majority od them?